Full Metal Panic! (Director's Cut) in order

A trilogy film project titled Director's Cut, which compiles and re-edits the first Full Metal Panic! television series. 3 films, 5h 18m in all, in release order.

Full Metal Panic! 1st Section: Boy Meets Girl
2017 · 117 min
A new mission is assigned to Sousuke Sagara, a member of the anti-terrorist organization Mithril: protect a high school girl named Kaname Chidori, who lives in Japan. To stay close to her, Sousuke enrolls at her school as a student. However, having been raised as a soldier from a young age, he has little understanding of normal everyday life—leading to one misunderstanding and chaotic situation after another. What could possibly go wrong?
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Full Metal Panic! 2nd Section: One Night Stand
2018 · 84 min
About two months have passed since the hijacking incident. Sousuke Sagara, a member of the anti-terrorist organization Mithril, continues his undercover high school life while serving as Kaname Chidori’s bodyguard. But one day, a new terrorist group known as A21 begins operating in secret, setting its sights on Tessa, the young female captain of Mithril’s submarine. As the threat grows, Sousuke and his allies find themselves drawn into yet another dangerous conflict.
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Full Metal Panic! 3rd Section: Into the Blue
2018 · 117 min
When Sousuke invites Kaname on what seems like a trip to a tropical island, they instead find themselves aboard the Mithril's submarine. Their journey takes a dangerous turn when Gauron, the terrorist believed to be dead, resurfaces and hijacks the vessel, forcing Sousuke and his allies into a desperate fight for survival.
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Frequently asked questions

What order should I watch Full Metal Panic! (Director's Cut) in?

1. Full Metal Panic! 1st Section: Boy Meets Girl (2017), 2. Full Metal Panic! 2nd Section: One Night Stand (2018), 3. Full Metal Panic! 3rd Section: Into the Blue (2018).

How long does it take to watch all of Full Metal Panic! (Director's Cut)?

About 5h 18m across 3 released films.

Do any Full Metal Panic! (Director's Cut) films have post-credit scenes?

None are listed on TMDB.